SHAFAQNA (International Shia News Association)-Latest reports say Israeli soldiers have kidnapped at least ten more Palestinians in a series of raids across the occupied West Bank.

Sources say the Palestinians were taken after Israeli troops stormed their homes in the east of Jenin early on Thursday.

Local residents say the abductees were taken to an unknown location.

This comes a day after Israeli forces kidnapped at least six people, including two children, in a series of brutal raids across the cities of al-Khalil (Hebron) and al-Quds (Jerusalem).

The raids are part of an ongoing Israeli military campaign in the volatile region.

Also on Wednesday, a series of fierce clashes erupted between Palestinians and Israeli settlers in the occupied region after settlers stormed the holy shrine of Prophet Joseph in the city of Nablus.

Meanwhile, latest reports say the Israeli regime is seeking to force thousands of Palestinian Bedouins out of East al-Quds to the city of Jericho near the Jordan River in the occupied West Bank.

Over 40 Palestinian and international rights groups said that Tel Aviv was planning to displace more than 12,000 Bedouins who have pledged to resist eviction.

Rights groups say such measures will lead to the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians living there.

The latest instances of violence come three weeks after a truce took effect between the Israeli regime and the Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas, in the Gaza Strip to end a 50-day war. More than 2,100 Palestinians, mostly women, children and the elderly were killed in the Israeli onslaught on Gaza and around 11,000 others were injured.